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March 4, 2009 1:52 PM PST

CNET News Daily Podcast: Green-tech start-ups adapting to recession

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On day one of our special report on making a business out of green tech, reporter Martin LaMonica talks about how some green-tech companies have changed their business models to adapt to the dearth of venture funding.

Also in this podcast: one start-up that might make you rethink your cable TV service; Amazon releases e-book Kindle app for the iPhone; and Research In Motion goes to great lengths to protect intellectual property.

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Today's stories:

Start-up offers alternative to subscription TV

AMD chipmaking arm launches as Globalfoundries

Windows 7 gets down to business

Office 14 crawls toward beta

In search of the Google of green tech

Pirate Bay trial coming to a close

RIM records employee calls to protect IP

Comparing Kindle 2 with Kindle's iPhone app

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Tags:: green tech,; venture funding,; Research In Motion,; Kindle,; Amazon,; iPhone apps,; Pirate Bay

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January 26, 2009 11:40 AM PST

CNET News Daily Podcast: Blues for the BlackBerry?

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CNET News' Maggie Reardon on the lukewarm consumer reaction to the Blackberry Storm--and this despite a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign to promote its debut.

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Today's stories:

Obama orders review of California emissions bid

Sprint Nextel to cut 8,000 jobs

Analyst: New iMacs could be around the corner

Gates Foundation to up spending despite recession

BlackBerry Storm customers complain

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Tags:: Sprint,; Verizon,; Apple,; Research In Motion

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November 10, 2008 1:17 PM PST

Meet the newest odd couple: Hollywood & Google

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It may be the start of an entirely new page in the often rocky relationship between Google and Hollywood. After a couple of years of verbal sniping and legal threats, the two sides are moving to resolve their long-running disputes. CNET News' Greg Sandoval stops by to explain what's behind the sudden rapprochement as well as Google's new interest in hosting professionally made, long-form video on its YouTube subsidiary.

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Monday's stories:

MGM first to post full-length features to YouTube

Internet attacks to grow more potent

Circuit City files for bankruptcy

Google starts fixing Android 'reboot' bug

Study: BlackBerry has twice failure rate of iPhone

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Tags:: Circuit City,; Google,; Internet security,; Apple,; Research in Motion

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